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Memorial Community Hospital and Health System is hosting a food drive until the end of the month. Any items donated will go to the Washington County Food Pantry.
MCH hosts food drive for food pantry
Memorial Community Hospital and Health System is running a food drive until the end of July in order to support the Washington County Food Pantry. Boxed for donations are located at the Blair … more
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Blair student named to Dean's Academic Honors list at Hillsdale College
Caitlyn Haggstrom of Blair has been named to the Spring 2023 Dean’s Academic Honors list at Hillsdale College.  Students must maintain a 3.4 GPA or higher to be honored. In … more
Washington County Board of Supervisors roundup, July 11
Township agreements approved The Washington County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the township agreements for fiscal year 2023-24. Supervisors Jon Stewart and Bob Frahm were … more
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Bill Alward (left) and Ansel Alward (right) enjoy ice cream from Butch's Rock'n Deli Wednesday afternoon. Bill ordered the strawberry cheesecake flavor while Ansel opted for plain strawberry.
New owners take over Butch’s (Rock’n) Deli
Customers who walk into Butch’s Deli may notice the addition of a jukebox sitting against one of the walls. This new feature, along with an update to the diner’s name, was added by Eric … more
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From June 26 to July 1, the Arlington FBLA chapter (Future Business Leaders of America) traveled to Atlanta, Georgia for the National Leadership Conference.
Arlington FBLA adventure to Atlanta
From June 26 to July 1, the Arlington FBLA chapter (Future Business Leaders of America) traveled to Atlanta, Ga., for the National Leadership Conference. This trip offered tours of the … more
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Local student graduates from Drake University
Rachel Kelsey of Washington graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in musical theatre from Drake University at the end of the spring 2023 semester. more
Arlington Public Schools Board of Education roundup, July 10
Policy outlining use of artificial intelligence added  A new policy addressing academic honesty and integrity regarding a student’s use of artificial intelligence programs such as … more
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Omaha man arrested for DUI
An Omaha man was arrested for driving under the influence while traveling in Fort Calhoun. Jose Huerta Navarrete, 50, is charged with driving under the influence with two prior convictions. … more
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Blair PTO to host service project at Arbor Park
The Blair PTO is aiming to spruce up Arbor Park School with four hours of yard work this Saturday. From 8 a.m. to noon, the community is invited to volunteer their time by trimming trees and … more
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The Junior Ranger program continued at DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge with Butterflies Around Us on Saturday. A group walked a trail in search of butterflies following a presentation at the Visitor Center.
Junior Ranger programs held at DeSoto, Boyer Chute
The DeSoto and Boyer Chute Junior Ranger programs will continue through the end of August. Saturday's event, Butterflies Around Us, was held at DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge, which consisted … more
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Fort Calhoun presents notice of election
A notice of a special election for the City of Fort Calhoun was posted on the Washington County website last week. The election date will be Aug. 15 and the ballot will be on the approval or … more
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Members of the Blair High School class of 1973 gathered at the American Legion Hall on Saturday to celebrate their 50th class reunion.
PHOTO: BHS class of 1973
Anna “Annie” Martin, Joseph Cook’s oldest child, was appointed deputy clerk after serving for many years as a teacher in county schools. She was a graduate of Fremont Normal School and Business College, located on the site of the present-day Midland University..
Blair the Town Beautiful Revisited
Editor’s note: This is the seventh in a series of stories looking at Blair both past and present through the book “Blair the Town Beautiful” written by John A. Rhoades, former … more
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Gloria and Dave Lamm were the fourth house to be "flagged" by Roots to Wings as part of a fundraiser through Labor Day.
Roots to Wings holds 'flagging' fundraiser
Roots to Wings farmers are honoring veterans through Labor Day by "flagging" their homes for one week during the "You've Been Flagged By A Patriot" fundraiser. Starting on Flag Day, farmers set … more
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Molley Petersen, from left, Lydia Petersen and Jayla Dowty ride bikes Saturday during the Summer Sizzle Kiddie Parade in Arlington..
PHOTOS: Arlington Summer Sizzle
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After a cancellation on the Fourth of July, the Blair fireworks show was postponed to Wednesday evening at Transformation Hill on the former Dana College campus.
Fireworks light up Blair night
After a cancellation on the Fourth of July, the Blair fireworks show commenced Wednesday night at the former Dana College campus. more
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Maryalice Lomneth churns the butter while brother Simeon licks some from his finger Saturday at Fort Atkinson during Living History.
PHOTOS: Living History celebrates the Fourth of July
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Missouri S&T announces honor list
Allie Dingfield of Blair and Tucker Cudmore of Fort Calhoun were named to the honor list for the spring semester at Missouri University of Science and Technology. To be included on the honor … more
Hazardous materials training scheduled for Blair South Fire Station
A hazardous materials training for emergency prepardness with Union Pacific Railroad is scheduled for July 15 at the Blair South Fire Station, 218 South 16th St., from 9 a.m. to noon. The … more
Blair City Council roundup, June 27
Generations Park update presented by JEO Consulting Eric Casper from JEO Consulting presented several digital renderings showcasing the updated plans for Generations Park, including details of … more
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Third-graders ran a lemonade stand outside Fort Calhoun Elementary Thursday afternoon to raise funds for the Jeanette Hunt - Blair Animal Shelter.
Third-graders raise money for animal shelter
Third-graders in Fort Calhoun handed out dozens of cups of lemonade and earned freewill donations during summer school Thursday afternoon. The students raised almost $300 to donate to the … more
A spectacular fireworks show was an impressive finale for the day filled with family fun at Arlington Summer Sizzle last year.
Fireworks safety
Celebrating Independence Day can be a fun way to show patriotic pride, but it's also imperative to stay safe when dealing with fireworks. The county is also in a severe drought and burn ban, … more
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The Washington County Museum's copy of "Home" by Kent Bellows. The original piece was created in 1973 with acrylic on canvas.
A famous artist with Blair roots
Editor’s note: This is part of the ongoing series “Mysteries at the Museum,” featuring different items found at the Washington County Museum. With a perceptive eye and a … more
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Blair City Treasurer Lindsay Burton stands next to his wife's painting, displayed in his office.
Burton begins new role as Blair City treasurer
The city of Blair no longer has a vacancy for city treasurer. Lindsay Burton was appointed Blair city treasurer June 13 at the Blair City Council regular meeting, and officially began his new … more
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Washington County Board of Supervisors roundup, June 27
Herman/Scribner funds approved The Washington County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a claim from the Road Fund to the Hard Surface Fund for $1.3 million June 27 during its regular meeting. … more
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